This is what pregnancy in the workplace looks like

This is what pregnancy in the workplace looks likeThis is what pregnancy in the workplace looks likePregnant employees are an increasingly common sight in the workplace as more pregnant workers stay in the office until the last weeks of their term. While only 44% of women worked full-time during their pregnancies during the 1960s, the number of women working while pregnant has jumped up to almost 66% by 2008, according to a 2015 Pew Research Center report. The majority of pregnant employees today are making the choice to stay working, but as a photo series argues, the images of pregnant employees have not caught up to this reality. From 2009 to 2012, the organization Game Face, now-called Working Assumptions, found that photographs of pregnant people were missing from stock photos. You were more likely to landlandsee the focus on their unborn child in polished birth announcements and bump photos. The number of workers going about their day while pregnant welches unseen. The Showing P regnancy in the Workplace project sought to change this narrative by partnering with photograpzu sichs across America to document pregnant employees at work and off-hours. You see pregnant employees in legislatures, schools, operating rooms, offices, outdoors on ranches and in swamps. You see them busy carrying dishes, resting with swollen feet kicked up, tired with hands to faces. These are pregnant workers in their everyday lives, made visible.Ladders talked to some of the photographers and subjects involved about what these photos can tell us about what it means to be pregnant and working today.On confronting pregnancy assumptionsJulie, Professor of Occupational Therapy, Ithaca, New York / ?Andrea Modica, 2012, Andrea ModicaJulie Dorsey, a professor of occupational therapy in Ithaca, New York, and one of the subjects of the series, said her photo challenges the assumption that having a baby means you are less committed to your job. Dorsey is photographed at the end of her pregna ncy after she has completed the milestone of finishing her doctorate. Dressed in striking regalia, she stares back at the camera while holding her belly, barefoot and pregnant. I think there is an assumption as a faculty member and a scholar that you will become less productive after having a child, that there are going to be demands outside of work that will lessen your commitment to the institution, she said. For many people, myself included, my work is an important part of who I am even as a mother.Despite federal protection against discrimination, U.S. pregnant employees today still face unfair treatment. Under the 1978 Pregnancy Discrimination Act, employers must treat their pregnant employees similarly to other employees, but not necessarily well.Pregnant employees can get their requests for work accommodations denied, putting their health at risk. Their careers can also be jeopardized. After they disclose their pregnancy to bosses, employees can lose their prestigious clients , get excluded from meetings, and get fired for complaining. Federal data showsthousands of womenalleging pregnancy discrimination in America. The late Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist called this mindset the view of seeing women as mothers first, and workers second.For Cristiana Ceppas, the photographer of Neyara, a housekeeper, said that the series takes us different places, helping us see all the many ways pregnancy can and cannot impact your ability to do a job. I think there are people, maybe more men, and some women too, that would think, Oh youre pregnant, you cant do anything, but thats not true, she said. I think that people dont know sometimes how to treat you. They dont know if its okay or not. Theres a lot of tiptoeing. People are judgmental.By showing us the multitudes of ways that people juggle pregnancy and work, the photo series is a visual intervention against this limited perspective.Neyara, Housekeeper? / Cristiana Ceppas, 2012, Cristiana CeppasIn the photo series , we see women balance the physical demands of their job with the added weight of a fetus growing inside them. We do not necessarily know what accommodations these workers have been given, but we can see how pregnancy puts these workers bodies on public display. The series asks us to confront our expectations and values around pregnant people working. How long has this healthcare worker been on her feet while taking care of other people? I wondered. How many of these workers have maternity leave and for how long?During her pregnancy, Dorsey said she needed to change footwear to Ugg boots at work to accommodate her bodys changes. Those are the kind unseen challenges workers can face. That physical challenge is really incredible in terms of how pregnant employees may perhaps need to accommodate and find places to sit - or not, if they dont have supportive employers and what a challenge that can be, Dorsey said.Jenn, Elementary School Teacher / ?Tony Gonzalez, 2012, Tony GonzalezThe p hoto series also shows the quieter, more intimate moments of pregnancy. Tony Gonzalez, one of the photographers who participated in Showing, took photos of pregnant employees that contrast their professional obligations with their private routines. In his photos of Jenn, an elementary school teacher, you see her undressed, getting ready for the day, and put together at her job in front of students. That is an everyday common thing that is not always revealed, Gonzalez said about the photos. His subjects are not posed for the camera. In his photograph of Meghann, a museum membership officer, she is doing the everyday task of opening a refrigerator. This country is really hung up on the glamour to the point I feel can dangerously fetishize pregnancy and make it glamorous, Gonzalez said, noting that his goal is to show an alternative view of that, to show that this isnt set up, highly made-up produced photoshoot, this is real women looking like real women.Meghann, Museum Membership Off icer? / Tony Gonzalez, 2012, Tony Gonzalez

These are the worst job markets for 2018

These are the worst job markets for 2018These are the worst job markets for 2018The best job markets boast low unemployment satzs, high wage growth, and overall happiness among workers in the area.The worst job markets? Picture the exact opposite.We already checked out the best job markets of 2018. Now were looking at the worst.These areas have the bleakest outlook on employment of anywhere in the country. The employment situation may be great throughout the country, but not in these areas.If youre a new grad looking for work or someone in their mid-career searching for a change, youre not going to find what youre looking for here.These are the 10 worst job markets for 2018Olympia-Tumwater, WASierra Vista-Douglas, AZYuma, AZMorgantown, WVWatertown-Fort Drum, NYParkersburg-Vienna, WVBuffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls, NYYakima, WAMerced, CAYuba City, CAOnly five states comprise the bottom 10 job markets for 2018. Itd be easy to dismiss these states as bad for employment as a whole, but each has strong job markets throughout their area, too.Just goes to show that the strength of job markets varies, not only by state but by u-bahn area, as well.How we determined the worst job markets of 2018Looking at 386 different metro areas, we ranked each 1 to 386 in three categories wage change, unemployment satz change, and current unemployment satz one being best, 386 being the worst.The average of the three numbers was then used to produce a final ranking of each metro area. The lower number the average, the better job market.For this study, we focused on the higher numbered averages those metro areas that had the highest unemployment rate and wage decreases. These areas are the worst job markets for 2018.Read on for a closer look at the bottom 10 metros, then a list of the bottom 50 at the end.1. Olympia-Tumwater, WAEmployed bevlkerung 109,400Unemployment rate 5%Annual mean wage$49,750Fun fact Seattle is not the capital of Washington. Its Olympia.Not exactly a ringing e ndorsement for the states employment situation when your capital is worst in the country.With an unemployment rate of 5% and a year-over-year average wage drop of just over 4%, Olympia is great for a trip, but not to settle down in.2. Sierra Vista-Douglas, AZEmployed population 32,000Unemployment rate 5.3%Annual mean wage $46,830Sierra Vista has some gorgeous scenic views and trails to check out if your an outdoorsman. If youre looking for employment, look anywhere else in the state.With the smallest employed population of our top ten, there arent a lot of big employers in the Sierra Vista area. Fort Huachuca, an army post in the city, offers another level of interest over the area, however.3. Yuma, AZEmployed population 60,430Unemployment rate 15.7%Annual mean wage $38,500No, thats not a typo. The unemployment rate of Yuma stands at 15.7%. Not ideal.The saddest part? Thats actually a decrease from Yumas 2017 figure 17%.Back in July 2016, the area actually had the highest unemployme nt rate of all metro areas with a whopping 24.3%.Baby steps, Yuma. Baby steps.4. Morgantown, WVEmployed population 64,520Unemployment rate 4.2%Annual mean wage $43,550If youre a college kid looking to have a good time? Morgantown and West Virginia University is the place for you.If youre looking for a stable job and good income? Best stay away.WVU is consistently ranked a top party school in the country, but is also known for its academic strength as well with many students majoring in engineering and business.With Morgantowns annual mean wage dropping by 7.4% over the belastung year, its just best if recent grads from the school try and find work somewhere else.5. Watertown-Fort Drum, NYEmployed population 39,940Unemployment rate 6.6%Annual mean wage $43,300Watertown was a force to be reckoned with in the 19th century, with the city being a major industrial player.Now, with an unemployment rate of 6.6%, the area isnt exactly a hotspot for people looking for work.6. Parkersburg-Vien na, WVEmployed population 37,160Unemployment rate 5.6%Annual mean wage $38,670The third-largest city in West Virginia doesnt offer a wide variety of employment opportunities for those looking to settle in the Mountain State.The unemployment rate hasnt changed since 2017, standing at 5.6%, but only 37,160 people are employed in the area, a near 3,000 drop from last year.7. Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls, NYEmployed population 547,750Unemployment rate 5.1%Annual mean wage $46,390By far the largest metro area in our top 10, the Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls area still doesnt serve as a great resource for job seekers.Wage change in the area has dropped nearly 4% over the last year.But hey, Niagara Falls is gorgeous and BillsMafia is one of our nations most sacred treasures that should be protected at all costs.8. Yakima, WAEmployed population 89,640Unemployment rate 6.4%Annual mean wage $42,680Located only three hours from Olympia, Yakima continues our trend of areas with beautif ul scenery, but not so great jobs.The area also has seen its unemployment rate decrease over the last year, but has also seen its average wage pay fall as well.9. Merced, CAEmployed population 69,200Unemployment rate 8.7%Annual mean wage $45,230With the fifth-worst unemployment rate in the country, Merced offers little outside some nice Pueblo architecture and pretty countrysides.Year-over-year wages have also fallen for the area as well.10. Yuba City, CAEmployed population 42,770Unemployment rate 7.3%Annual mean wage $47,370Rounding out our bottom 10, Yuba City also has the 10th-worst unemployment rate in the country, too.Similar to Yuma, the area has come a long way since the early 2010s when its unemployment rate was much higher.For a list of the worst 50 job markets, check out this table belowThis article first appeared on Zippia.

10 Tech Keywords Missing from Your New Tech Resume

10 Tech Keywords Missing from Your New Tech Resume 10 Tech Keywords Missing from Your New Tech Resume If youre looking to land a tech job for the first time, you may be concerned that your resume doesnt read as techie enough. After all, its tough to compete with industry insiders who speak and write the lingo.Luckily, there are several common buzzwords across the tech industry that can both make you look like an insider and are universal enough that youve probably already had experience with them you just dont know it yetSo without further adieu, here are 10 resume keywords that can take your tech resume to the next level, starting right nowA/B testHave you ever had a hunch about a new way of doing things?For instance, maybe you were working at a clothing store and thought If we group apparel by color, I bet it will be more eye-catching and lead to more sales. And so you actually tried an experiment where you put out a table of color-matched items right next to a traditional one an d measured which grouping sold better.If so, guess what? You already have experience with the most important technique in the entire tech industry A/B testing.Whether its Google showing different versions of its homepage to different users to find out which gets the most clicks or Uber offering different pricing to different customers to find the sweet spot, testing one hypothesis (A) against the existing version (B) is the fastest way to learn what works.So if youve already employed this methodology, be sure to take credit for it with a bullet like this A/B tested retail merchandising tactics leading to a 27% increase in sales week-over-week.CRMDoes your organization track its customers using any kind of software?If so, chances are that you already have experience with one of the most common tools in the tech world CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software. These are the platforms (typically sold by Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft) that sales, marketing, and customer t afelgeschirr teams use to identify prospective customers, target them with deals and offers, and serve them well once theyre onboard. Which means that, having experience with them, can give you a big leg up for roles on these teams.So if youve got experience using these tools (even if sold by a different vendor), be sure to showcase it with a resume bullet like this Managed CRM for manufacturing clients, identifying 10 existing customers who were ripe to grow, leading to $57K in incremental revenue.CTRHave you ever measured the performance of anything online?For instance, maybe you sent out an employee newsletter through Mailchimp and noticed that your newest version got more clicks than your last one? Or perhaps you put up a Facebook ad for your nonprofit that generated a lot more interest than anyone expected?If so, youre likely experienced with one of the most common measures of success in the tech world CTR (Click-Through Rate). This is a simple calculation that can apply to jus t about any digital experienceThe Number of People Who Clicked on the Experience (Ad/emaille/Webpage)The Number of People Who Saw the ExperienceWhile CTR isnt the most important number in the long-run, since tech firms want to generate long-lasting engagement and revenue (not just clicks), its a great short-term proxy for whether users are interested in something. And so if youve got that experience, be sure to flaunt it, as in this example bullet Increased the CTR on our internal employee emails from 5% to 10% within just six weeks.GTMCan you think of a time when you helped launch a new product or service?If so, youve been responsible for what the tech world likes to call GTM i.e., Go-to-Market.This phrase encapsulates all the planning and processes that go into a big launch. Everything from a high-level sales and marketing strategy all the way down to having PR response plans ready for potential crises and customer service teams trained up to handle client questions.So no matter which piece of that overall launch effort youve been responsible for in the past, be sure to list it on your resume like this Led GTM for new confectionery product, coordinating manufacturing and distribution, leading to sales of $2.3M in the first quarter of availability.MVPDid you ever throw three touchdowns in the Super just kidding. This isnt that kind of MVP. Instead, it stands for Minimum Viable Product an approach to new product development thats been all the rage in the tech world since Eric Ries published The Lean Startup back in 2011.The idea of an MVP is that, too often, tech companies spend years building a complex, fancy product, only to discover that no one wants it. So to prevent this huge amount of waste, product managers and engineers are encouraged to build only the smallest, most basic version of a new idea before bringing it to customers. That way, they can gather feedback and measure demand before they invest years and millions of dollars in improving the conce pt.And so, if youve ever built a prototype to show customers or asked for feedback from clients before something was fully polished, youve also designed an MVP. Heres an example bullet Designed MVP for new lawn mower concept, gathering feedback from 27 customers much of which went into the final, award-winning design.OKRsOK, heres an easy one Have you ever set a clear goal for yourself?As low a bar as that seems, its a huge part of how tech companies operate today. Specifically, thousands of firms from tech giants to tiny startups have embraced a planning framework called Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). Originally used by Intel, then later popularized at Google, this approach requires all employees to have a clear set of goals and target outcomes every quarter. For exampleObjective Make Google the top search engine in AmericaKey Result Google Searchs US market share should be 1 according to Comscore by March 31So if youve ever applied this same, measurable approach to evaluating your own performance, feel free to share with a bullet like this Brought on 27 new clients, outperforming OKRs by 56%.SQLAre you an Excel pro? Does the idea of running a VLOOKUP get you pumped up?If so, chances are you have what it takes to be great at one of the most universal tools of the tech trade SQL (Structured Query Language). While SQL (often pronounced see-quil) is a programming language, dont let that be a turn off. Its not only the absolute easiest one to master (compared to say Java or C++), its the most useful language for every tech worker to know, even if youre not a coder. Thats because its the way that you get information out of pretty much every database youll encounter in the tech world.For instance, if you worked at Pinterest and wanted to find out what the most pinned item in the world was, you could do that with a couple of lines of code. Or if you worked at Twitter and wanted to figure out who had the most followers, 3 minutes worth of SQL would get you the an swer. And make you look pretty badass in the processSo even if youve never used SQL before, check out Codeacademys free course. Chances are, if youre already good at Excel, youll pick it up in a couple of hours.Which will will let you apply it in your own job and write a resume bullet like this Used SQL to query the inventory database, helping to predict which items were in danger of being out of stock before the big holiday sales season.UXHave you ever spent hours making sure that your customers have a great experience online?For instance, maybe youve slaved over your organizations website, making sure it represents the high quality services your team offers? Or perhaps youve reinvented your company emails to make sure theyre easy to digest?If so, youve been focused on something that every tech company is fanatical about UX (User Experience). Thats because, in 2019, its no longer enough just to have a cool product or service. You now need to make it simple and engaging enough for c ustomers to actually want to use it. And thats where UX design comes in from understanding how customers think through 11 interviews to testing new website or app designs to measuring how quickly and easily users navigate those digital experiences and make a purchase.So even if youre not a designer by trade, you can definitely take credit for your UX-oriented approach via bullets like this one Renovated plumbing website with an eye to world-class UX, generating 10% more lead forms by removing friction from the submission process.X-functionalLets close up with one keyword that every future techie should have on their resume X-functional.Because as funky as it looks, this keyword (short for cross-functional) speaks to the highly matrixed nature of tech firms. In other words, most tech teams dont work in functional silos e.g., marketers sit with the marketing department, engineers sit with the engineering department. Instead, they typically come together on product teams (e.g., Gmail , Alexa) that require staffers from different backgrounds to collaborate.For example, if Google wants to roll out a new feature in Gmail, they need a product manager to conceive of it based on insights they get from a UX researcher. And then, a designer has to lay it out, an engineer has to build it out, and a marketer has to get the word out. All in careful coordination with each otherSo assuming youve had to work in similar setups at some point in your career, you might as well take credit for it with a bullet like this Led x-functional collaboration between HR and legal teams to establish the companys first internship program, bringing in 39 future stars for the organization.The A-B-Cs of T-E-C-HIf youre looking to break into tech, it can be easy to look at a resume bullet like this and throw up your hands in frustrationOversaw x-functional project with UX and sales teams to A/B test new CRM platform our MVP drove historic CTRs, crushing quarterly OKRs.But once you understand tha t this alphabet soup is really just common sense masquerading as top-secret insider lingo, youll also understand that you absolutely have what it takes to succeed in tech. After all, youve already walked the talk now you just need to talk itRead more 10 Trending Jobs and the Skills You Need to Get ThemWhich keywords matter most to the job?Knowing the right keywords to put on your resume is the key to talking the talk. It also helps your resume score well within the applicant tracking systems used by 98% of Fortune 500 companies. Jobscan identifies the exact keywords recruiters and applicant tracking systems want to see in your resume. Just paste your resume below along with a job listing youre interested in to generate an instant match report.Youll need to use some discretion based on industry norms when using abbreviations in your resume. When in doubt, spell out the term then follow it with the common abbreviation in parentheses. For example User Experience (UX).This ensures that your resume makes sense to recruiters lacking technical expertise while also optimizing for potential applicant tracking system search terms.Jeremy Schifeling, a former Apple and LinkedIn employee, is the founder of Break into Tech. If you want a free guide to landing your first tech job, Jeremy has put together a step-by-step cheatsheet just for Jobscan users

Military Hospital Ships

Military Hospital ShipsMilitary Hospital ShipsHospital ships provide afloat, mobile, acute surgical medical facilities when called upon to the United States military.There have been additional medical vessels serving in other roles - ambulance vessels, rescue ships, and evacuation ships. Geneva Convention Status Hospital Ships enjoy a special status - this special status was internationally recognized under the second Geneva Convention of 1906 and the Hague Convention of 1907.Specific restrictions for a hospital ship are outlined in Article four of the Hague Convention X The ship must be clearly marked and lighted as a hospital shipThe ship should give medical assistance to wounded personnel of all nationalitiesThe ship must leid be used for any military purposeThe ship must not interfere with or hamper enemy combatant vesselsBelligerents, as designated by the Hague Convention, can search any hospital ship to investigate violations of the above restrictionsBelligerents will establish the location of a hospital ship As well, the convention established that during times of war, hospital ships would be exempted from dues and taxes imposed on vessels in the ports of the states that ratify the treaty. Recently - the San Remo Manual on International Law Applicable to Armed Conflicts at Sea was adopted in June 1994 by the International Institute of Humanitarian Law after a series of round table discussions held between 1988 and 1994 by diplomats and naval and legal experts.According to the San Remo Manual, a hospital ship violating legal restrictions must be duly warned and given a reasonable time limit to comply. If a hospital ship persists in violating restrictions, a belligerent is legally entitled to capture it or take other means to enforce compliance. A non-complying hospital ship may only be fired on under the following conditions Diversion or capture is not feasibleNo other method to exercise control is availableThe violations are grave enough to allow the sh ip to be classified as a military objectiveThe damage and casualties will not be disproportionate to the military advantage. In all other circumstances, attacking a hospital ship is a war crime. U.S Military Needs in WWI During the first World War (aka The Great War), hospital ships were first used on a massive scale but in WWI, hospital ships were mainly used to transport sick and wounded military personnel from the Theaters of Operations to Hospital facilities in the United States. World War Two again saw use of hospital ships, but their use was based on who operated them - the Navy wasnt the sole branch of the United States Military to operate hospital ships, for a time the Army also operated them in fact, the Army operated a fleet of ships of its own, binnensee Ship Hull Classifications The Rest of the Armed and Uniformed Forces. U.S. Military Needs in WWII During World War II, the Army decided it was their own responsibility to transport their wounded, and so wanted t o arrange evacuation with their own ships.There were a total of 27 hospital ships in operation for the evacuation of Army casualties. The Army Transport Service operated 24 hospital ships which were manned by civilian crews (employees of the Army Transport Service) and Army medical staff, and the Navy operated 3 Hospital Ships (Comfort, Hope and Mercy) that were manned by the Navy but staffed by the Army Medical Department. However, as noted, the Navy and Army operated hospital ships with different purposes - Navy hospital ships were fully equipped hospitals designed to receive casualties direct from the battlefield and also supplied to provide logistical support to front line medical teams ashore, while Army hospital ships were essentially hospital transports intended and equipped to evacuate patients from forward area Army hospitals to rear area hospitals (or from those to the United States) and were not equipped or staffed to handle large numbers of direct battle casualties. Most of the U.S. Militarys hospital ships started out as craft with a different role, and renovated to become hospital ships. The three Navy Hospital Ships (AH-6 USS Comfort, AH-7 USS Hope and AH-8 USS Mercy) were the only vessels built as hospital ships for the U. S. Army fleet - the 24 U.S. Army-operated Hospital Ships were converted from other types of ships.The three Navy ships staffed by the Army served in the Pacific during WWII, while 24 Army ships served first in Atlantic Theaters, with some later being transferred to the Pacific, while others were decommissioned when no longer being needed for evacuation of patients from the European Theater. By the end of WWII, the Navy had 15 Hospital Ships in operation. For that matter, some Navy hospital ships were prior Army vessels.For example, when the Spanish-American War broke out 1896, the passenger ship John Englis was purchased by the United States Army for use as a hospital ship, and renamed Relief.In 1902, the Navy acquired the sh ip and operated it as USS Relief until 1918, when she was renamed to Repose to allow the name of Relief to be assigned to AH-1 USS Relief. Todays Need for Hospital Ships Though today the United States Navy operates only two dedicated hospital ships (T-AH-19USNSMercyand T-AH-20USNSComfort), hospital / medical ships of many types have been part of the United States Navy at least since 1801 (the Navy operated its first Hospital Ship during the years of the Tripolitan War 1801-1805).Both the Comfort and the Mercy are play a role in the U.S. Navys Military Sealift Command (MSC). The ships are operated, navigated, and maintained by a civil service mariner staff, or CIVMAR. These are federal government employee who pursues a civil service Navy career.These are United States government-owned ships that support the Navys warfighters around the world.The Navy command is responsible for the hospital and its staff. The USNS Comfort and Mercy normally sit pier-side with a reduced number of crew personnel.Typically there will be 18 CIVMARs and around 50 Navy hospital crew aboard to maintain the ship in a ready status. When called into action, the ships will add more than 60 CIVMARs and over a thousand military medical staff and render aid wherever needed. The USNS Mercy is based out of San Diego California. The USNS Comfort is based out of Norfolk, Virginia. Army Hospital Ships Navy Hospital Ships

Things You Wont Like About Computer Tech Resume and Things You Will

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The Most Disregarded Fact About Resume Writing for Teachers Format Revealed

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